Silver Dollar Tree - Eucalyptus cinerea

Eucalyptus cinerea is a popular Australian native known for its striking juvenile foliage rounded, silver grey leaves commonly used in floral arrangements. As the tree matures, the foliage transitions to elongated adult leaves while maintaining its soft silver colour. It is highly valued as a feature tree for open spaces, windbreaks and large landscapes, but can also be grown in oversized containers when maintained at a smaller size. With moderate growth, low maintenance needs and broad landscape versatility, it is a standout choice for both native and contemporary designs.

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Quick Facts

Position

Full sun.

Size

Approx. 10-25m high x 4-10m wide.

Water

Medium, keep moist during extended dry periods.

Uses

Feature tree, windbreaks, screening, cut foliage, native gardens, broad open landscapes, large containers.

Description

Eucalyptus cinerea, also known as the Argyle Apple or Silver Dollar Gum, is an evergreen Australian native with exceptional ornamental foliage. Its rounded juvenile leaves are widely used in floristry and landscape design for their texture and silver tone. The tree naturally develops a strong trunk with a spreading to upright canopy, making it well suited to open areas, rural properties and wind prone sites. Although capable of reaching large sizes, it can be kept smaller through pruning or container culture.

Key Features:

  • Iconic rounded silver grey juvenile foliage used in cut flower arrangements.
  • Attractive specimen tree for open landscapes and gardens.
  • Native Australian species with low maintenance requirements.
  • Moderate growth rate and adaptable in large containers.
  • Provides strong structure and visual contrast in the landscape.
  • Suitable for windbreaks, screening and broad streetscapes.
  • Evergreen foliage with year round ornamental value.